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Louisiana board conditionally extends DraftKings permit pending further investigation

Louisiana’s LGCB conditionally extended DraftKings through 19 February, scheduling its renewal hearing for 18 February. DraftKings denies using AI to target losing bettors; the board made no wrongdoing finding. Conditions require a senior contact within seven days and, within 30 days, suitability filings or institutional-investor petitions, responses on AI, prediction markets and digital offerings, and responsible-gambling certification.

Also in this report: USA · Louisiana Gaming Control Board

Deals and funding

  • Report published Polymarket links LeBron James to US$15m annual football promotion deal

    Polymarket will feature LeBron James in advertising campaigns and social media posts promoting football, citing published reporting for the deal terms. James is due to receive US$15 million a year; The report said his Philadelphia 76ers salary as US$4 million annually, also citing published reporting. The deal’s duration has not been disclosed, and James will not be an investor in Polymarket.

    Also in this report: Polymarket · Philadelphia 76ers · USA

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  • Report published Macquarie forecasts prediction market taker volume of $187bn in 2026

    Macquarie expects prediction market taker volume to reach $187bn in 2026. The report cited Kalshi’s 63% share of sports event contracts in September and Sensor Tower figures showing DraftKings secured a double-digit share of app downloads.

    Also in this report: Kalshi · USA

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  • Report published Benzinga poll finds 17% expect prediction markets to displace DraftKings and Flutter

    The report cited a Benzinga poll of 116 viewers on 5 October in which 17% expected prediction markets to displace DraftKings and Flutter. Respondents predicting sportsbook adaptation accounted for 28%, while 22% expected consolidation between the sectors and 32% considered a verdict premature.

    Also in this report: Flutter · Kalshi · Polymarket · USA

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  • Report published Bank of America upgrades DraftKings to Buy after 19% monthly decline

    Bank of America raised its DraftKings rating from Neutral to Buy on 8 October. Analyst Shaun Kelley retained a $27 price target after shares fell 19% over a month. The bank said earnings expectations might be approaching a low and cited reduced cannibalisation risk from prediction markets.

    Also in this report: Flutter · MGM Resorts · USA

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Licensing and markets

  • Report published NBA restricts partner sportsbooks’ bet types, including same-player parlays

    The NBA has issued sportsbook partners new guidance restricting certain bet types, including same-player parlays. The outlet said it confirmed the guidance with the league, DraftKings and FanDuel after ESPN’s initial report.

    Also in this report: FanDuel · USA

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  • Report published Louisiana board conditionally extends DraftKings permit pending further investigation

    Louisiana’s LGCB conditionally extended DraftKings through 19 February, scheduling its renewal hearing for 18 February. DraftKings denies using AI to target losing bettors; the board made no wrongdoing finding. Conditions require a senior contact within seven days and, within 30 days, suitability filings or institutional-investor petitions, responses on AI, prediction markets and digital offerings, and responsible-gambling certification.

    Also in this report: USA · Louisiana Gaming Control Board

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  • Report published Nevada regulator challenges prediction markets’ innovation claims

    Nevada Gaming Control Board chairman Mike Dreitzer and Indian Gaming Association executive director Jason Giles questioned prediction-market companies’ claims that their sports-event contracts are innovative. Dreitzer said companies must obtain a Nevada licence and argued that allowing 18-, 19- and 20-year-olds to wager in states where it violates penal codes is not innovation. Attorney Scott Crowell said the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act governs activity on Indian lands; Alabama-Quassarte Chief Samuel Marshall Jr. denied a partnership announced on October 7.

    Also in this report: Kalshi · FanDuel · USA · NGCB

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  • Report published Nevada Gaming Control Board chair says no plan B if Supreme Court backs prediction markets

    Nevada Gaming Control Board Chairman Mike Dreitzer said on a podcast that prediction market operators such as Kalshi are running illegal sportsbooks, and that Nevada has no fallback plan if the Supreme Court sides with them. He urged tribes and licensees to hold firm, even though several tribes have partnered with Kalshi this month. The comments followed a CFTC interim rule of 9 October excluding casino-style gambling products from the definition of a swap, alongside a proposed rule covering event contracts.

    Also in this report: Kalshi · MGM Resorts · Caesars Entertainment · FanDuel

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People moves

  • Report published DraftKings recruits counsel for gaming regulation

    DraftKings has hired a new counsel focused on gaming regulation. The outlet included the appointment in its weekly coverage of personnel changes among North American gambling operators.

    Also in this report: USA

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Enforcement & compliance

  • Report published Seminole Tribe sues DraftKings over alleged illegal sports betting in Florida

    The Seminole Tribe sued DraftKings and its CEO Jason Robins in state court on Thursday. The lawsuit alleges that DraftKings operated an illegal sports betting business in Florida.

    Also in this report: USA

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  • Report published South Carolina claimant sues Polymarket and DraftKings Predictions

    A retired South Carolina attorney filed a complaint against Polymarket and DraftKings Predictions. The claimant alleged that they offered unauthorised games of chance in breach of local gambling laws.

    Also in this report: Polymarket · USA

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  • Report published DraftKings faces lawsuit alleging prediction products breach California gambling rules

    A California resident sued DraftKings over its prediction products. The Massachusetts-filed complaint alleges the products are sports betting presented as event-contract trading, following their integration into DraftKings’ main app.

    Also in this report: USA

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  • Report published California resident sues DraftKings over prediction-market products

    The report said that a California resident filed a Massachusetts lawsuit alleging DraftKings Predictions offers illegal gambling. The complaint challenges sports event contracts within the company’s recently integrated app.

    Also in this report: USA

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DraftKings · NASDAQ: DKNG. Share price end-of-day, delayed; not investment advice.

Last close (2026-10-16)USD 18.90
1 week−3.5%
YTD−45.2%
1 year−46.3%
Market capUSD 9.38bn
18.5936.242025-10-162026-10-16
Share price, 1 year, USD. End-of-day, delayed. Not investment advice.
Revenue (USD, quarterly)
2024-09-30: USD 1.10bn24-092024-12-31: USD 1.39bn24-122025-03-31: USD 1.41bn25-032025-06-30: USD 1.51bn25-062025-09-30: USD 1.14bn25-092025-12-31: USD 1.99bn25-122026-03-31: USD 1.65bn26-032026-06-30: USD 1.44bn26-06
EBITDA (USD, quarterly)
2025-06-30: USD 215.9m25-062025-09-30: −USD 205.8m25-092025-12-31: USD 225.8m25-122026-03-31: USD 77.5m26-032026-06-30: USD 12.2m26-06
Quarter endedJun 2025Sep 2025Dec 2025Mar 2026Jun 2026
RevenueUSD 1.51bnUSD 1.14bnUSD 1.99bnUSD 1.65bnUSD 1.44bn
EBITDAUSD 215.9m−USD 205.8mUSD 225.8mUSD 77.5mUSD 12.2m
Operating incomeUSD 150.6m−USD 271.9mUSD 151.8mUSD 5.8m−USD 68.2m
Net incomeUSD 157.9m−USD 256.8mUSD 136.4mUSD 21.1m−USD 67.6m
Diluted EPS0.30-0.520.260.03-0.14
Cash & equivalentsUSD 1.26bnUSD 1.23bnUSD 1.13bnUSD 999.4mUSD 983.9m

Figures as reported in each company’s currency; Q4 values for US filers may be derived as full year minus nine months. EBITDA is a company-defined or data-provider measure where shown.

Next results expected: 5 November 2026 (provisional).

End-of-day, delayed; not investment advice. Data and methodology · All gaming stocks

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Acquired

Railbird Exchange, Railbird Technologies, SBTech, VSiN

Appointment

James Coxon, Jason Robbins

Investor

Candle Lake, Michael Burry

Licensed by

LGCB, MGC

Operates in

Alberta, California, Florida, Louisiana, Massachusetts, New Jersey, USA, Utah

Partner

IC360, Mindway AI, NBA, NFL

Supplier

Genius Sports, IC360

Timeline

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  4. Jul 2026

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